Before she became my home
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I met him on my first day of college.
I met her ten minutes later.
She looked at me like I was a problem.
He laughed like I was a joke.
I didn't know then that she'd become the girl who'd feel my pain before I even spoke it.
That we'd bleed together, laugh like idiots, cry like mirrors and heal together.
This is a story about strangers.
About enemies.
And about soul ties that feel like war before they ever feel like home.
She hated me first.
Maybe I kinda hated her too.
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